On the single player front, a fairly linear and scripted African campaign eases players into the game, but is best suited to those with a vivid memory of the last game thanks to a poor implementation of the tutorial and user interface. With the US, UK, German Wehrmacht and the Afrika Korps, Company of Heroes 3 features four separate factions, which is fantastic in terms of content for multiplayer gameplay. Apart from a new location, it’s familiar territory for RTS fans – a testament to how mature the genre is, but at the same time a sign that points at the relative lack of innovation in it. Each faction has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, and mastering them is the key to victory. The game puts you in command of a variety of units, from infantry to tanks, as you lead them through intense battles across various theatres of war, emphasizing the lesser known Italian and North African frontlines this time. The basics are going to be familiar here.
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Offering an immersive experience of some of the battles that took place during the war, the game builds upon the success of its predecessors and offers a refined and well-crafted experience that we think is sure to please both veterans and newcomers to the series – though depending on what you’re looking for you might run into a few rough edges as well. Set once again against the backdrop of World War II, Company of Heroes 3 is a real-time strategy game developed by Relic Entertainment that’s being published by SEGA. We played it through Steam to see if it lives up to its predecessors. It’s always risky to return to an incredibly successful franchise, but about a decade after Company of Heroes 2 we’re getting another sequel in the iconic real-time strategy series.
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